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Gardams Building

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In addition to the original building, another brick building with ground, mezzanine and two upper floors fronting Burnett Lane was included in the sale. Sewerage maps indicate a structure in that position from at least 1913. This building has been incorporated within the present Gardams premises. The
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The deed of grant for allotment 11A was made to Auguste Deleuse in September 1881, following the 1880 demolition of the convict barracks which had occupied the site since 1827. A government decision to dispose of this Crown land prompted the redevelopment of that portion of the northern side of Queen
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at the time, was also a building contractor and mining investor. His purchase of this site appears to have been speculative. After Fergusons death in 1906 title passed to various trustees who retained the site until its purchase by Gardams Silk Store Pty Ltd at auction in August 1950. Tenants at the
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was originally separate, but has been amalgamated with the front building during the present ownership. Evidence of this connection can be clearly seen from the upper level of the rear building. A connection has also been made at the first floor level in the front section of the building to allow
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has been modernised with large plate glass shop windows and a recessed central entrance. However, the upper facade remains as it was when the building was constructed. Three window openings with round arched heads fill the upper facade. The elaborate
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Gardams Building is significant as evidence of the secondary phase of development in Queen Street during the early 1880s, initiated by the disposal of the convict barracks.
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This example of a small scale Victorian commercial building is part of a surviving group of buildings of similar scale and detail from this era fronting
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Aesthetically, it is significant as a part of a group of surviving 1880s commercial buildings which contribute to the streetscape of Queen Street.
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building continued to be used by Gardams until the heritage listing in 1992. Gardams have subsequently relocated to another site. Since 2013,
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Gardams remains a good example of a small two-storeyed commercial building of the Victorian era with ornate detailing.
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The place is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a particular class of cultural places.
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The cornice is an elaborate element of the facade considering the size of the building. It has large
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The place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history.
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time of sale were Rutter and Son, chemists, who had been there since the latter years of
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on the upper facade. Within the openings are timber sash windows. Large stylised
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This building was constructed in late 1881 and occupied by January 1882.
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detailing. It has two storeys of stuccoed brick on a stone basement.
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on 8 October 2014). The geo-coordinates were computed from the
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The place is important because of its aesthetic significance.
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runs between these and the pediment. Three large cast cement
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on 21 October 1992 having satisfied the following criteria.
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operate their Brisbane flagship store in the building.
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This Knowledge (XXG) article incorporates text from
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and as such contributes greatly to the streetscape.
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Brisbane City
City of Brisbane
Queensland
27°28′11″S 153°01′29″E / 27.4698°S 153.0246°E / -27.4698; 153.0246
Italianate
Queensland Heritage Register
Gardams Building is located in Queensland
retail
Brisbane City
City of Brisbane
Queensland
Queensland Heritage Register
Albert Street
first Brisbane Town Hall
John Ferguson
MLA
Rockhampton
World War I
Flight Centre
Victorian era
Italianate
facade
hood moulds
pilasters
Corinthian
capitals
arcading
vermiculated
keystones

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